I can assure you that no harm will come from swimming on your period and using a tampon. American girls and women do it all of the time. Also, doctors recommend exercise to help relieve light to moderate cramps.
@kathycrank19 сағат бұрын
To answer concerns about tampon use: The vagina is an elastic tube, It stretches sideways to accommodate the tampon and then stays mostly closed around it. Imagine you took a long, skinny balloon and put a large gumball inside, halfway up. The balloon would stay expanded only where the gumball was, leaving the rest normal
@sgmares20 сағат бұрын
Mm...Why not cats.😹😹😹😹
@jmtttk520 сағат бұрын
This guy needs to be a Startrek Counselor. Great voice.
@madarah853321 сағат бұрын
I really hope this kind of thinking becomes more common in japan so it can avoid demographic collapse. If it isnt inevitable at this point that is
@WayneMcNab21 сағат бұрын
Is there an English translation of this book? Thanks
@babybuzzie727621 сағат бұрын
Confirm the death??? I would have thought the head some distance from the body would have been a telling sign
@fredricclack713721 сағат бұрын
How is your Health, Sensei?!
@fredricclack713721 сағат бұрын
🇺🇸=Equivalent?! 🤨☯️
@trespass7121 сағат бұрын
Pachinko's system reminds me of the system here in Nebraska--we have these machines similar to video games where people play for "credits", and then a ticket is given that is traded for money. It slipped through the loophole of the gambling laws here and now they're springing up everywhere in bars and convenience stores.
@arunaugustine493821 сағат бұрын
If only I have seen this video 2 years ago I wouldn't have made the decision to come to Japan, now since I have come to Japan and seen it with my own eyes, I think its better to go back to my own country, I can't tolerate the Imperialism.
@dylan873621 сағат бұрын
Save my pocket then
@sleepysartorialist21 сағат бұрын
I like your hair in this video, Shogo-san. You look so relaxed with it styled that way!
@captainwasabi22 сағат бұрын
Father is your most important job
@colegrant140322 сағат бұрын
The ultimate combat pragmatist 😎.
@colegrant140322 сағат бұрын
Nice ! 😊 Excellent history lesson.
@Anti-Infringement-American22 сағат бұрын
I’m not balding, I’m just slowly turning into an old samurai.
@timmolloyart22 сағат бұрын
Will be in Japan in three weeks and im looking forward to visiting the Shrine of Taira No Masakada. Thanks for these videos, very entertaining and informative!
@AirborneTrojan22 сағат бұрын
Palestine is the name Romans gave to the land of Israel, a full 500 years before the birth of Islam. Palestinians are rightly any person of Jewish ancestry because the Romans gave that name to the land as a sign of humiliation to the Jews. The name is derived from the Philistines, a pesky neighbor of the land of the Jews.
@Megamibunny22 сағат бұрын
The food in Japan is not healthy but it’s better than the USA. Example: eggs. You can eat raw eggs in Japan and it’s almost unheard of here because of how bad regulation is with eggs. Meat. They have a thing on packages to show expired meat. USA? We had expired meat out for two days and never mark down stuff near the due date. Bread? It’s frozen never fresh.
@zenithproject81722 сағат бұрын
He looks filipino 😂😂😂
@jesus.christis.lord.foreve89922 сағат бұрын
you are a lovely family and loved by so many people always will be ♡ I am one of them
@N238E23 сағат бұрын
Japan is shaped like a Katana.
@summerlime765323 сағат бұрын
Haha…on my fifth trip to Japan: I saw this stamps service at temple or shine. I went to so many gardens, shrines and temples during my last visit to Japan. My favorite prefecture is Kyoto 🥰
@svee759723 сағат бұрын
Just another reason for me to love the Japanese.
@yokaibyte213323 сағат бұрын
From what I have heard, it is also bad for your knees sitting that way. This might be why so many Japanese people walk duck footed and pigeon toed.
@Seattle.23 сағат бұрын
Then on made Japanese shorter Only in modern time Japanese slowly become taller
@nfarotkКүн бұрын
Living everywhere is easy as long as you're rich
@MegamibunnyКүн бұрын
Japan loves fomo. Those freaking lottery merchs and limited items kill me as a collector.
@OriginalSniperLolКүн бұрын
NICE
@user-fq4df2jv9zКүн бұрын
I forgot to Say, I've been training for more than 20 years martial arts
@user-bz5vf9oy8lКүн бұрын
Shogo has taught me everything about the katana. I have been a fan of the katana for a long time. When I was living in the state of California, I dreamt about having a katana in my hands and learning how to use it like a samurai.
@somejerkbagКүн бұрын
So i really wondered how exactly if they had to seppuku a baby, as they did in Shogun, how would they go about that? I'm guessing you don't open the babys stomach. How does that process work? I can't find any references to support the how. Maybe it doesn't exist because of the nature of the execution
@Retrochick330Күн бұрын
Thank you for sharing this wonderful information and the beautiful kimonos. I love learning more about this beautiful garment and the Japanese culture! And thank you also for being so generous with sharing it with all of us, it’s refreshing to hear your viewpoint and knowing that we can be a part of your beautiful culture as well! It’s amazing to see the care that goes into the way it is worn and styled, and it adds to the respect I have already had knowing how much work goes into the making of them as well. They are treasures to be enjoyed for as long as we have them!
@covingtoncreekКүн бұрын
I only learned recently that he didn't originate the technique. Not surprising, I guess, but I always assumed he had.
@thegreywanderer8427Күн бұрын
The remnants of the caste system are another major burden, causing discrimination where there really shouldn't be any of that left anymore.
@jellekastelein7316Күн бұрын
It is interesting that out of all the western countries, Japan would form ties to the Netherlands, which is perhaps the least hierarchical, the most individualistic, and most anti-authoritarian of all of them, and during the golden age at least was one of the most multi-cultural.
@kiriki7672Күн бұрын
Come to malaysia our country have no natural disasters
@acerdime5924Күн бұрын
“Japan is the world’s oldest country” Egypt: …
@EnglishOrthodoxКүн бұрын
The one samurai who brought a chair: 😎
@cennonКүн бұрын
They shaved their head so the older guys who are actually bald don't feel bad. There's no other reason.
@SonicfanTheNightfury5099Күн бұрын
👁👁
@deltrexКүн бұрын
Curves do nothing for balance and certainly don't increase sharpness. 1: Balance is impacted by the profile taper and distal taper of a blade and also by the weight of the handle in relation to the blade, a curve does nothing to make a sword feel lighter, especially a light curve as it is on the Katana. It does however make you feel the edge alignment better. 2: Sharpness is a combination of edge profile (or thinness) and level of polishing. A curve does not make anything sharper.
@FondsRLКүн бұрын
I can already speak 5 languages so i am adding japanese to the bunch !!
@lazarmarcel5714Күн бұрын
I came here because of Toooo ranaga san
@Davidy37Күн бұрын
I was shocked by the Japanese contempt for Koreans
@lulztr0nКүн бұрын
So is an Odachi a type of Tachi?
@DekRavenmaneКүн бұрын
Every day, I am amazed by Japan's Wisdom. Sadly, nearly all Religion turned into an instrument of the ruling class that manipulates the masses with fear and hatred. It's not often many are wise enough to see through the illusion. I have to thank you for restoring some faith in Humanity.
@gouthamsanu2430Күн бұрын
There's actually a weirdly high number of cultural practices that come from rules to make sure nobody's going to murder you.
@JustadonkeyКүн бұрын
I buy a lottery ticket every now and then just to have a little hope in my pocket, I know I'll likely never win but its comforting to know that it's at least possible